(writing on board.)ave any questions or comments and if not open up for public comment would any members of the public like to comment on item number 1 the finance committee report? >> going once going twice public comment is closed. okay. this is a discussion item mr. executive director my further comment. >> no we'll close the comments mr. secretary call the next item. >> >> action. the fiscal year 2016-2017 and 2017-2018, sir >> we presented the draft budget for the finance committee last month they suggested two changes one change to add a public information officer that will be a new position to the department responsible for public relation and public information the second was a area marking of money from commissioner stansbury and mr. ginsburg to offer up to two year along internship and a kind of outreach or a college it graduate or graduate student kind of an outreach and so we have the h.r. department if approved how we will issue those interpreting types of position and with that, the committ

any comments from the board >> yes. very much so, anyway rachel norton and i are the partners of the resolution what it does it begins the process to discover whether or not it is feasible to have mandarin and others languages introduced at at elementary schools level without being an immersion program this is an opportunity for every child in elementary school to be introduced in a world go language and in a regular general ed program children exposed to a world language other than english must be enrolled in a egging mergimmers - this is whether or not it is feasible to do we know that in order for the students to be competitive they must be bilingual it is important they be biennium because it gives them greater opportunity and the world is shining and people are now traveling all over the world and working all over the world that being by bilingual and boy cultural will be a great asset to the students this is i remind folks the pilot it is not a pilot i'm sorry this is at beginning of a program plummet process to a

(writing on board.)ave any questions or comments and if not open up for public comment would any members of the public like to comment on item number 1 the finance committee report? >> going once going twice public comment is closed. okay. this is a discussion item mr. executive director my further comment. >> no we'll close the comments mr. secretary call the next item. >> >> action. the fiscal year 2016-2017 and 2017-2018, sir >> we presented the draft budget for the finance committee last month they suggested two changes one change to add a public information officer that will be a new position to the department responsible for public relation and public information the second was a area marking of money from commissioner stansbury and mr. ginsburg to offer up to two year along internship and a kind of outreach or a college it graduate or graduate student kind of an outreach and so we have the h.r. department if approved how we will issue those interpreting types of position and with that, the committ

of education the board still determines and represents the board does hereby receive the summary theof the owners of the body as so forth in exhibit a here to and office of the board are hereby jefferson city and separately to do any and all things and deliver the documents that are deemed necessary or adviceable in order to give effect and comply with the intent of this resolution such action here to for by the overlays and officials and staff radio confirmed and approved and this focuses effect immediately upon its passage. >> questions or comments from do board. >> roll call vote. >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns thank you mr. haney 7 i's. >> all right. owner move-in thank you discussion of other educational issues there is none tonight and consent calendar resolutions removed at previous meeting for second reading there are none tonight and vote on consent calendar which was moved and seconded under section f >> ms. chin mr. totiano ms. fewer ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase thank you ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynn

board member reports. introduction of proposals for immediate action and notice of suspensions board. >> board member reports. >> thank you, president. we actually had a supervisor exciting committee of the whole meeting last week. we talked about physical education requirements and incorporation of content from board policy and physical exemptions. it was a fruitful discussion and was an information item and still being discussed and will be sent to curriculum program and budget committee. that's where we stand on the one item we addressed as a committee. >> all right. a report from the rules policy. commissioner wynns. yes, how about a report from the ad hoc committee. >> yes, we had an ad hoc committee and personnel matter labor relations meeting february 18, 2016. we had six action items that we did not vote on because we didn't have the adequate information at the time. we had a couple of informational items. one was custodian over time pay. it's getting better and more timely i think, the pay, but no

the board of supervisors way back then. that was a different board. that was before district election. mendelson. pelosi. jack morrison now gone. so many people sat here and district elections. all of this is running through my head like a great stream of happenings. so, thanks for bringing that up. and this would be some kind of recognition that the library at 4:30 pm all these years. others irony. so i'm glad to be here. thanks supervisor avalos for giving me this recommendation it so good to talk to you. north beach and the beach i could go on forever but i don't. you got enough going on forever today. i'll just draw a close and say peace love and understand. but cast a wide net. what life lotions they don't panic just keep it organic. what came to me just before i turned 78. i'm an old man. learn to love love to learn, this never ends. tanks a lot, people. it's good to be here. >>[applause] >> thank you and comprises dominick. there is to san francisco treasure. and happy birthday. i'm clerk, is get back to business. item number 15 item 15 resolut

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4 years ago but this board i know it was literally blood, sweat, and tears that had the board face up to the onslaught of people from all over the country and the results a charter which 15 years ago, i guess we didn't want made a deal for the state to take in my opinion if the state wanted to still do that i want to say one other thing all to say have a discussion about what we mean and what when we say when we have people say i understand you can say whatever we're partners with the school district but that evemeans we g our property we get our students and you know your force you the school district to do certain things required by law whatever we think of so you know, i guess i'm looking forward for a different terminology we should be i think that is offiurself that the boa will grant the charter i think we should at sometime when we haven't done in a long time gnaws bylaw it easier to put that off we should talk about - what we believe charter schools and what we believe their impact i think that is easy for people to get up and say oh, i know this was a great thing and it is -

in her letter to the board.. williams' attorney states, "obviously, personnel matters involving her current or former employees are confidential, and despite pressure from certain individuals or organizations, mrs. williams will not discuss inappropriate and/or public forum." williams also faced accusations on the campaign trail that she wasn't working 40 hours a week. the board asked williams to "provide a response as to her attendance record as clerk." her response states.. "she is unaware of the specific concerns the board of supervisors has regarding her attendance record due to the non-specific nature of the request, and is therefore unable to respond..." the board is expected to discuss the response at its meeting monday.. and whether this will impact williams' nearly 22 thousand dollars in merit-based pay. in christiansburg bethany teague wsls 10. pittsylvania county leaders begin working on the county's budget for the upcoming fiscal year ... and they're already having to make cuts. when they began ... th

the corporate board. and if properly managed and pardon use of the word manipulated, it puts people of color in the position to open doors that have been closed for decades to black folks. >>> and finally in our spice of life, we serve up some creative cookery with a program that provides scholarships to turn >> we provide scholarships education and career opportunities in the culinary arts to at risk students throughout the nation. in "our world" up next. >>> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise" for years we've watched steve harvey's empire expand before our eyes from television, film, radio, and now the host of the miss universe pageant. our correspondent sat down with him to unveil the secrets to his suck set. take a look. >> mr. harvey, thank you so much for joining us today on "our world" i'm excited to have the conversation with you. >> thank you very much. i'm glad to be here. >> you are easily one of the most inspirational successful business moguls. i think primarily because you focu

or if they've heard about boards, they don't fully understand what boards do. boards set policy for corporations. so if you believe that corporate america is one of the major urces of power and influence in this country, i believe that, the average person may not know what happens inside the board room. what they simply need to recognize is that when we, people of cololo have a seat at that table, it provides us the opportunity to influence policy, to effect issues around hiring, developing, retaining and promoting. it puts us at the table wheree can decide who gets to be the it is a powerful institution, the corporate board. and if properly managed - and pardon use of the word manipulated -- it puts people of color in a position to open doors that have been closed for decades to blake folks. >> gordon has seen an increase in the number of black directors done. after all, minority directors often ensure that funds go to areas where it's needed. >> when you get into having conversations about budget, youou get into having conversations about spending. when you t

i think that the board, all my board members are wondeul people. we all serve for free. i don't think that anyon did anything maliciously. i think they were receiving bad legal advice that we would hinder the investigation. but at the end of theay we're accountable to the employees. and what are the employees thinking when they hear that a severance package has been paid to the suspect. what do they think? they need to look to the board to air it all out so that they trust us because they're going-- in order formployees to deliver the care to our patients and to the community, they need to look to the upper management that we're doing the right thing. >> the severance package you're talking about, let's talk about that. i know you cannot mention the name of that purchasing director, you might be legally liable if you were. but here was a guy who was under investigation for purchasing irregularities at the very parachute to leave the system. how much was he paid. >> it's unbelievable. i just got the agreement on wednesday because i asked for it. he got $1700 in pl time th

dysfunctional board. >> force was at last night's meeting and how the board struggled to get a motion passed. >> and they are just walking their way through and winging it. and the children of cms will suffer. >> force thinks school board members should have two-year terms not four. >> we do not need to be stuck with this dysfunction for four years. >> what happened as happened. i reflect on it and move on. >> now, mcrae tells me the division the board is experiencing now does not think that will prevent a good leader from coming to charlotte to be admit the board needs to meet more often so they can talk about their differences so they can move own. dedrick russell wbtv on your side. >> thank you. the board is scheduled to decide on a superintendent search time line at the next meeting. >> and new information, firefighters tell us a construction worker fell into a 12 foot hole leading in the basement of a building. rescuers secured him in a stokes basket and raised him to safety. he has injuries to arms and legs but is expected to be ok. >>> north carolina governor mccrory says he is

of board of supervisors here and one board of supervisors who articulates but the majority of the boardof supervisors back and do the right thing. the time has come now where we don't rubberstamp you there are some people here rubberstamping. not feeling for the poor. not doing for the physically challenged. nothing for the mentally challenged. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i just want to remind everyone but the urgent questions related to housing displacement. i know there are some policy questions out there whether not there is a displacement effect would ask if anyone has those questions still might use off questions about whether tech buses, with the shadows caused displacement in san francisco, you know me. you have my e-mail address. we looked it up. there were 500 listings, 500 listings on craigslist that listed proximity to a tech shuttlebus and amenity in the recently could charge $3000 for a bedroom, $6000 for a two-bedroom and so on and sort. please let me know if you still may need any evidence of that time. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public wh

the group has asked the board to give them a response to their proposal by tonight. the next building is scheduled to wednesday: heavy rain with a few storms .flooding possible.highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s thursday: windy with highs in the middle 40s.power outages possible due to strong wind. light snow & rain showers for the highest elevations in our western counties mainly west va counties and counties boarding west va friday: breezy with highs in the lower 40s.. light snow & rain showers for the highest elevations in our western counties mainly west va counties and counties boarding west va saturday: mostly sunny highs in the upper 50s monday: sun & clouds with highs in the upper 50s wednesday: heavy rain with a few storms .flooding possible.highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s thursday: windy with highs in the five things you need to know are need to know" before you head out the door this morning. jury deliberations continues today in the trial of murdered waynesboro reserve police captain kevin quick. six alleged gang members are charged... 4 of them ar

just want to note the board, any amendment made to the charter today were part of this board to sit two more times before march 4 with only one more board meeting today. so any amendment deduced to the charter and past but kill a ballot measure that would allow san franciscans to vote to take out 80 feeling that constrains her ability to build as much as possible in the june ballot as soon as we can. so, because this is already come up but do want to redirect my question to director ken rich of the mayor's office of housing but whether we achieved 40% affordability affordable new income in the 5m project? >> difference to mike collects him with oewd. 5m hit 40% only underlined among only with a massive subsidy and a lot of public site because it's not. what percent? >> it hit 40% only with a massive subsidy >> so i want to talk about the -is it true when we hit the highest level of affordability we've ever seen in a development project it doesn't involve partnership with the secure it involves being creative zoning and height and density and of course with often plowing back these back

the community waits, board members are now blaming each other on why they are back to the drawing board. >> had we actually gotten the time line together a year ago. >> the school board member speaking out tonight she blamed the leadership for waiting so long to start a search. >> better late than never. >> i will take it upon my back to say i will accept that. i think some of this lies with the rest of the board not just >> the board sounded clueless. >> the conversation went back and forth among the members. >> you need to be recognized to speak. >> eric davis said what some in the audience were thinking. >> tonight has been more than a little confusing. >> they were upset they would have agreed on a time line like they promised. if they have a year to deal with this and seems like what they have done is kick the dan down the road. >> and now there is the fear of what could happen if there are more meetings like this one. >> one week becomes one month, one month becomes six months add then six months is another year. we are back here with no superintendent. >> tonight the board did ag

board of supervisors board of directors i want to recognize the work of the supervisors and the work of our staff at mta coming together the last two weeks and discussing the aspects of this permanent time program look to low and behold i want you know, i think there is sill still two outstanding issues the board of supervisors will look at we can exhaustive improve to address the riders and sfmta i look forward and hope you adopt the resolution that drafts some of the concerns moving temporarily fast forward what are the alternatives you ks or hubs do we have a combination how to deal with moving forward could we get more white sdwoenz a combination of things as well what are the other mitigations with other concerns you've obviously seen the community and others raise both enforcement and pulling up the shuttle buses and making sure our muni services have not yielded interrupted we've been dialoguing and i look forward to your support on the supervisors resolution moving forward temporarily and exploring the enthusing for housing as well as looking at had a are the aelths to look a

of board of supervisors here and one board of supervisors who articulates but the majority of the boardof supervisors back and do the right thing. the time has come now where we don't rubberstamp you there are some people here rubberstamping. not feeling for the poor. not doing for the physically challenged. nothing for the mentally challenged. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i just want to remind everyone but the urgent questions related to housing displacement. i know there are some policy questions out there whether not there is a displacement effect would ask if anyone has those questions still might use off questions about whether tech buses, with the shadows caused displacement in san francisco, you know me. you have my e-mail address. we looked it up. there were 500 listings, 500 listings on craigslist that listed proximity to a tech shuttlebus and amenity in the recently could charge $3000 for a bedroom, $6000 for a two-bedroom and so on and sort. please let me know if you still may need any evidence of that time. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public wh

have him address the board. >> good morning board members. thank you for the opportunity to address. i wasn't quite prepared but as a matter of >> state your name >> is a matter of introduction any news on alameda. the program manager with the department of public works for san francisco. in terms of background, i'm wrapping up the new year billion-dollar san francisco general hospital project it will be moving in patients come may and i've been ,, since the november action here with this board, i've been invited to join the team and begin due to understand the project. so, with that invitation, beginning this year in january, i have been engaging the tj pa project team , joining them in construction meetings and also trying to understand all the different layers of complexity with this program. there are many layers in terms of finance and administration and construction. i am pleased that a been welcomed well and i hope i've contributed already and some of the strategic meetings in terms of trying to mitigate some of the schedule and get us

of board of supervisors here and one board of supervisors who articulates but the majority of the boardof supervisors back and do the right thing. the time has come now where we don't rubberstamp you there are some people here rubberstamping. not feeling for the poor. not doing for the physically challenged. nothing for the mentally challenged. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i just want to remind everyone but the urgent questions related to housing displacement. i know there are some policy questions out there whether not there is a displacement effect would ask if anyone has those questions still might use off questions about whether tech buses, with the shadows caused displacement in san francisco, you know me. you have my e-mail address. we looked it up. there were 500 listings, 500 listings on craigslist that listed proximity to a tech shuttlebus and amenity in the recently could charge $3000 for a bedroom, $6000 for a two-bedroom and so on and sort. please let me know if you still may need any evidence of that time. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public wh

any other questions from the board? we have a motion is there a second >> technical second. >> there is a motion and a second we accept the recommendation of the administrative fees for the united health care plan for the coming year any other questions from the board or any public comment? seeing and hearing none we're now >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? passed our next item is action or deduction item number 5. >> item 5 discussion review cy plans ann hewitt. >> you can stand there for public comment most of these items are you. >> we're at the united health care. >> is this inappropriate we need to vote on it today. >> i don't believe we can do that. >> no. you can't. >> i've looked at to my council for for the goons. >> please. need to notice it as an ax item that being said the director can make an independent decision and follow-up that way but basically, it should be an action item and noticed to the public okay. we will do the best we can within the perimeters so if you, please. >> okay. what we're loo

(writing on board.)ave any questions or comments and if not open up for public comment would any members of the public like to comment on item number 1 the finance committee report? >> going once going twice public comment is closed. okay. this is a discussion item mr. executive director my further comment. >> no we'll close the comments mr. secretary call the next item. >> >> action. the fiscal year 2016-2017 and 2017-2018, sir >> we presented the draft budget for the finance committee last month they suggested two changes one change to add a public information officer that will be a new position to the department responsible for public relation and public information the second was a area marking of money from commissioner stansbury and mr. ginsburg to offer up to two year along internship and a kind of outreach or a college it graduate or graduate student kind of an outreach and so we have the h.r. department if approved how we will issue those interpreting types of position and with that, the committ

the school board voted in favor of the change five to four. the school board chair -- "mary ann hoss" says students are putting so much pressure on themselves... and families are putting so much pressure on them... but at the end of the day... it comes down to individual choices. hoss says board members voting in favor felt like students were taking excess a-p classes... and giving up the opportunity to take electives so their g-p-a would not be affected. but those voting against the change felt like high achieving weren't going to be rewarded for their work. hoss says this will help put students on a more even playing field. current 11th and 12th graders will be grandfathered in. current 10th grades at the start of the next school year. hoss said a school like uva doesn't look at gpas... but does weigh how many a-p classes are taken. jenna a new report by the food research and action center takes a look at federally funded school breakfast programs. vo the scorecard measures state performance... by looking at the number of low-income students

chair and board members and mr. reiskin and thank you, my boss john halley what a privilege of working on this project i had fun everyday i've been with the program for 3 two years and privileged to have this job and a little bit about myself as a young child my family didn't have a car we rode muni i rode the green buses the late 60s with the gym i didn't see came out i saw them coming up california street i was excited it making made the funnier riding the bus my daughter rides the 38 gary she said buttons on every stop i don't have to reach crossed people my daughter enjoys the buses as well the muni has made blood progress in my cases limited service only on week days and saturdays and sunday's this is a terrific increase in service i want to thank the board in every way for this vanishment. >> forgive me this is my first time but i too wanted to thank the board and my boss john for take the opportunity to work with this group and john and people that are here that i really they support not only me but all of us

of board of supervisors here and one board of supervisors who articulates but the majority of the boardof supervisors back and do the right thing. the time has come now where we don't rubberstamp you there are some people here rubberstamping. not feeling for the poor. not doing for the physically challenged. nothing for the mentally challenged. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i just want to remind everyone but the urgent questions related to housing displacement. i know there are some policy questions out there whether not there is a displacement effect would ask if anyone has those questions still might use off questions about whether tech buses, with the shadows caused displacement in san francisco, you know me. you have my e-mail address. we looked it up. there were 500 listings, 500 listings on craigslist that listed proximity to a tech shuttlebus and amenity in the recently could charge $3000 for a bedroom, $6000 for a two-bedroom and so on and sort. please let me know if you still may need any evidence of that time. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public wh

board of supervisors board of directors i want to recognize the work of the supervisors and the work of our staff at mta coming together the last two weeks and discussing the aspects of this permanent time program look to low and behold i want you know, i think there is sill still two outstanding issues the board of supervisors will look at we can exhaustive improve to address the riders and sfmta i look forward and hope you adopt the resolution that drafts some of the concerns moving temporarily fast forward what are the alternatives you know do we have just those stops or hubs do we have a combination how to deal with moving forward could we get more white sdwoenz a combination of things as well what are the other mitigations with other concerns you've obviously seen the community and others raise both enforcement and pulling up the shuttle buses and making sure our muni services have not yielded interrupted we've been dialoguing and i look forward to your support on the supervisors resolution moving forward temporarily and exploring the enthusing for housing as well as looking at

chair and board members and mr. reiskin and thank you, my boss john halley what a privilege of working on this project i had fun everyday i've been with the program for 3 two years and privileged to have this job and a little bit about myself as a young child my family didn't have a car we rode muni i rode the green buses the late 60s with the gym i didn't see came out i saw them coming up california street i was excited it making made the funnier riding the bus my daughter rides the 38 gary she said buttons on every stop i don't have to reach crossed people my daughter enjoys the buses as well the muni has made blood progress in my cases limited service only on week days and saturdays and sunday's this is a terrific increase in service i want to thank the board in every way for this vanishment. >> forgive me this is my first time but i too wanted to thank the board and my boss john for take the opportunity to work with this group and john and people that are here that i really they support not only me but all of us

she shows us where the board's discussion now stands. rose: the board focused on if the dakota access pipeline would promote public convenience and necessity. that meant looking at economic and environmental impacts. >> i agree they all have inherent risks and i think when you look at what is planned for construction, those risks have been taken into account. rose but throughout the 3-hour : meeting, board members showed they still have some questions left on certain issues like energy reliance. >> those are the two views which comes first? rose the pipeline would carry up : to 570,000 barrels a day from dakota to illinois. members of iowa citizens for community improvement have protested the pipeline. they say they're frustrated with the process. >> i think the past 4 days have indicated that this process is broken and isn't working for iowans so we're going to be going back to the governor with our demands soon. rose these pipes, stocked in : jasper county for the project, means incoming work for iowa unions. the pipeline could bring u

he's the board legal assistant and him cynthia goldstein the board's executive director. were also joined by representatives from the city departments that of cases before the board this evening good with san francisco public works bureau of streets and mapping. we are also at the table is senior building inspector representing the department of building inspection and building and this writer scott sanchez also are present in the planning department and planning commission. the board was to turn off or silence all phones or other electronic devices so will not disturb the proceedings. the board schools of presentation are as follows. appellants and department respondents are each given 7 min. to present their case and 3 min. for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude that comets within the seven or 3 min. period. member of the public not affiliate with the parties up to 3 min. each to address the board and no rebuttal. please speak into the end of the microphone. to assist the board in the accurate operation of minutes grass but not required to subm

the board of supervisors way back then. that was a different board. that was before district election. mendelson. pelosi. jack morrison now gone. so many people sat here and district elections. all of this is running through my head like a great stream of happenings. so, thanks for bringing that up. and this would be some kind of recognition that the library at 4:30 pm all these years. others irony. so i'm glad to be here. thanks supervisor avalos for giving me this recommendation it so good to talk to you. north beach and the beach i could go on forever but i don't. you got enough going on forever today. i'll just draw a close and say peace love and understand. but cast a wide net. what life lotions they don't panic just keep it organic. what came to me just before i turned 78. i'm an old man. learn to love love to learn, this never ends. tanks a lot, people. it's good to be here. >>[applause] >> thank you and comprises dominick. there is to san francisco treasure. and happy birthday. i'm clerk, is get back to business. item number 15 item 15 resolut

board members received a letter from williams' lawyer.. saying she is not prepared to provide this information. she believes personnel matters are private.. and that the board was not specific enough about its request for her work attendance records. although the board asked for a response by today.. it cannot require one. chris tuck board of supervisors she is a constitutional officer, and while we can ask her to respond, she didn't have to. the board is expected to discuss williams' response at its upcoming meeting on monday. in christiansburg bethany teague wsls 10. the university of texas announces it has approved rules ... concealed handgun license holders to bring their weapons into classrooms. the decision was announced by the university's president following a review of the controversial campus carry law. the senate bill was passed last year. it will go into affect august 1- st. in a letter addressed to u-t students ... faculty and staff ... the president says ... while he does not believe handguns belong on campus ... he is obliga

of board of supervisors here and one board of supervisors who articulates but the majority of the boardof supervisors back and do the right thing. the time has come now where we don't rubberstamp you there are some people here rubberstamping. not feeling for the poor. not doing for the physically challenged. nothing for the mentally challenged. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i just want to remind everyone but the urgent questions related to housing displacement. i know there are some policy questions out there whether not there is a displacement effect would ask if anyone has those questions still might use off questions about whether tech buses, with the shadows caused displacement in san francisco, you know me. you have my e-mail address. we looked it up. there were 500 listings, 500 listings on craigslist that listed proximity to a tech shuttlebus and amenity in the recently could charge $3000 for a bedroom, $6000 for a two-bedroom and so on and sort. please let me know if you still may need any evidence of that time. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public wh

future where is this version just gives the board a report and recommendation in the board can act on its own discretion. >> thank you for the card. supervisor peskin >> i rise to respectfully urge you colleagues to vote down the amendments to the charter amendment. it is my hope that between now and 2 pm on tuesday, march 1 that there'll be a meeting of the minds that the two ordinance will be dropped. that cooler heads will prevail. that will all agree to supervisor yee. >> on-site debate is happening on the has up inside. second by supervisor tang okay. supervisor peskin >> is my profound hope by 2 pm on march 1 cooler heads will prevail. the two versions of the ordinance will be withdrawn . that this charter amendment will move forward to the ballot , wherein the 12% be taken out and that we will have at least at a high level conceptual agreement between the executive branch and the makers of this charter amendment and hopefully broad-based buy-in on issues like grandfather in, use it or lose it, and what have you moving forward which, i for one would like to adopt prior to the pa

chris oatman's fought the board over the perk since last fall. he delivered the board a petition tonight--asking them to either drop the perk--or resign. barr: "why do you believe this board changed its mind tonight?" oatman: "i think 100 percent the community outcry...that's it...the community spoke." we tried to ask board president nancy peters about what changed her mind about the coverage--coverag e school records show--she's received since joining the board. barr: "do you mind if we ask you about what changed your mind with this insurance deal?" peters: walks away..." barr: "can we ask you cord: "no, sir...i'm not the spokesperson." "i hope some of you get replaced." barry louderback says the board should be ashamed of taking a benefit their own teachers pay more than 10- thousand dollars a year for. "these guys come along and say we deserve something better than the teachers...we deserve something for a dollar, to me it's a slap in the face to the teachers, it's a slap in the face to tax payers." barr: "do you believe the 4 who voted for th

the board is being very deliberate throhout this whole process. its spokesman says he believesthey're taking the right steps to get closer to a decision. " it sounds like the board is trying to really narrow down the issues that they need to address and they're asking staff help them do that," said don tormey, the spokesman for the board. before the next meeting on feb. 19, the board's legal team has been asked to put together a pros and cons list from this week's sessions to help make their decision a little clearer. a final ruling could be made at that meeting ... but again ...there's no timeline for when they must make a decision. lukas: a sioux city man accused of robberies and attempted murder appeared in court for the first time yesterday. 18-year old isaiah mothered was aprehended rlier in the wewe after shooting a sioux city police officer abc9 news reporter christina gri- hall-va has more on the court hearing. 18-year-old isaiah mothershed appeared in court thursday for the first time-- since being accused of shooting a sioux city police

let's fire up the big board. >> let's fire up the big board! (applause) >> ha, it worked! jeannie, on you. jeannie, you've landed on the "i" column. >> "s". >> the "s". jeannie, you start off with $1500. (applause) brad, it's your turn. you're in the "n" column. >> the "s". >> the "s". behind the "s": $2500. (applause) chuck, how about some money for you. you are in the "o" column. >> "a". >> the "a". behind the "a": $2900. (applause) judy, your first turn. you've landed in the "e" column. >> "h". >> the "h". and behind the "h": (applause and screams) wow. what's that $10,000 mean to you? >> bigger and longer cruise. >> okay. (applause) all right. i love it, judy. well guess what, i've got more money behind the $10,000. >> okay. >> there's another $1500. (applause) it's a great first turn. great first turn, the game's still very close, jeannie. you're in, actually tied for last place. but it's early, don't let the last place scare you. it's early. we've got all six doubles on this board, more bonus bucks. let's see what happens. you're in the "e" column. >> "a". >> the "a"